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Every now and then I see someone ask in the dev channel how they can meet up with other local WordPress developers. We’re thinking about ways to make WordPress.org more of a resource to facilitate local connections, but in the meantime, I thought it might be helpful to publicize some upcoming WordCamps, the weekend conferences organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress.

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WordCamp New Zealand: Wellington, New Zealand, August 8-9, 2009

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WordCamp Huntsville: Huntsville, Alabama, USA, August 15–16, 2009

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WordCamp Los Angeles: Los Angeles, California, USA, September 12, 2009

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WordCamp Philippines: Makati City, Philippines, September 19, 2009

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WordCamp Portland: Portland, Oregon, USA, September 19-20, 2009 (Last year’s PDX WordCamp was awesome, IMO.)

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WordCamp Seattle: Seattle, Washington, USA, September 26, 2009

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WordCamp Birmingham: Birmingham, Alabama, USA, September 26-27, 2009

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WordCamp Netherlands: Utrecht, Netherlands, October 31, 2009

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WordCamp NYC: New York, New York, USA, November 14-15, 2009 (Logo contest in progress!)

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WordCamp Mexico: Mexico City, Mexico, November 20, 2009

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If any of these are within a reasonable distance to you, consider attending. WordCamps are a great way to meet other WordPress users, find collaborators, and expand your t-shirt collection*. I know I’ll be hitting at least a few of these; WordCamps are also a great way to get user feedback to take into consideration while we’re making decisions about what to include in core.

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You can always find an up-to-date list of upcoming WordCamps at WordCamp Central. You can also try searching for WordPress groups at Meetup.com to find more regular monthly gatherings in your area.

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*Most WordCamps include an event t-shirt in the registration fee.

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First, the results. The first question, and the only one that was mandatory, asked what single media feature you would choose to include in version 2.9. The top vote-getter was standalone editable photo albums (as opposed to the current per-post gallery) at 17.5%, followed closely by easier embeds for videos and other third-party content at 16.5%. Next came basic image editing (such as rotating, cropping and resizing) at 13.7%, and post thumbnails (image teasers for posts featured on the home page) at 12.9%. The rest of the features each took less than ten percent of the vote. The full list came in like this:

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Results of question 1

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The second question was optional (3406 people answered it), and asked you to rate each feature on a scale going from top priority down to definitely not for implementation priority. Results here were in line with the results from the first question, with most features rated as nice to have more often than anything else. The features that scored the highest in question 1 were more likely to have earned higher votes in the Top Priority column, but no feature was ranked as a Top Priority more often than it was ranked as a Nice to Have (though Media Albums, Easier Embeds and Post Thumbnails came close). The complete tabulations are shown in the chart below.

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Results for question 2

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Question three was getting at the same thing, but in a more granular fashion, asking you to rank the eleven features in order of priority to you. As only one feature could be assigned to each position, this prevented people from assigning the same priority to multiple features, and we wondered if it would alter the results. Though some features got more recognition in this question, the overall rankings were still in line with the results from question 1. Here are the exact votes per feature/per position:

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Results for question 3

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The fourth question asked for your preferences regarding including new media features in core, bundling them as plugins with the core download, or developing them as plugins but not bundling them with the core download. This vote was more interesting to watch. As the notice for the voting went first to the development community, then to the user community, it was possible to see a shift in the voting. Earlier in the voting cycle, there were more votes for bundling ‘core plugins’ for the advanced media features, while later votes skewed heavily toward just putting the features in core. This vote shows, I think, one of the differences between developer and user perspectives. While developers are heavily interested in keeping the core code lean and relying on plugins for advanced functionality, many users would prefer features they want to be included in core rather than being a separate plugin. The final tally on this question was 56.2% for including features in core, 38.1% for bundled plugins, and 5.7% for non-bundled plugins. The actual numbers:

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Clearly this issue deserves more discussion, and the concept of how we move toward a system of canonical plugins and/or core “packages” intended for different use cases (CMS, photoblog, portfolio, etc) will be a big topic in the months ahead.

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So where does that leave us regarding features coming down the road? When the vote closed, the results were discussed in the #wordpress-dev IRC chat to divvy up feature development.

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The top-voted feature, standalone photo albums, is being worked on as a Google Summer of Code project by Rudolf Lai, under the mentorship of WordPress Lead Developer Mark Jaquith. The “pencils down” date for GSOC is in less than two weeks, at which point we’ll be assessing the state of Rudolf’s project. Hopefully, we’ll be able to incorporate it with 2.9 development, do some testing, amend the code and/or UI as needed, and have this launch with the 2.9 release (in core or as plugin TBD). Undoubtedly, additional functionality will be contributed by core contributors who have also been working on media plugins.

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Easier embeds, the second most popular feature, is being looked at in a couple of ways. One, more shortcodes for third-party services. Work on this has already begun. In addition, Viper007Bond, of Viper’s Video Quicktags plugin fame, has taken on the task of working on a way to improve the embed experience in core. We’re not sure quite how this will work yet, but stay tuned.

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Adding some basic editing functions like 90-degree rotation, cropping and resizing was considered an obvious winner in the dev chat, and as several plugins handle this functionality, we’re hopeful it will be included soon.

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Post thumbnails are being handled by Mark Jaquith, who has created this functionality before, with an assist from Scribu, who has a similar plugin in the repository.

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Lower ranked features aren’t off the radar, but may take lower priority than some other (non-media) features we have in the works. One of my favorite 2.9 features is in trunk now, and changes the way we delete content. Goodbye, annoying popup asking me if I’m sure I want to delete a comment/post/etc. Hello, fast and quiet removal into a trash can, from which the content can be retrieved if it was deleted by accident. Think Gmail style. We’re also hoping to work on improving page management, though that has a number of technical issues that may cause it to be a 3.0 feature instead.

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As always, you can keep track of development progress in a number of ways:
\n1. Keep track of Trac. Contribute a patch, test a patch, just read through tickets if you have some time to kill, whatever. There are over 500 tickets against the 2.9 milestone currently. Patches and testing can help us get that number down.

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2. Follow Trac commits on Twitter. Don’t want to get involved in the nitty gritty, just want to see what’s getting committed? Follow wpdevel on Twitter and you’ll get core commit updates in your stream.

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3. See what’s on the dev agenda. Each week for the IRC dev chat, there’s an agenda, created based on developer suggestions posted at wpdevel.wordpress.com. This blog also contains discussions about specific development issues.

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4. Join the dev chat. The day changed this week, to accommodate European schedules. Chats are now held for one hour each week on Thursday at 21:00 UTC. That’s 5pm NYC, 2pm in California, etc. Chats are in the #wordpress-dev room at irc.freenode.com.

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5. Watch this blog. If you’re not a developer and prefer to stick to major announcements, the occasional survey to help decide a feature, and security notices, just keep doing what you’re doing. Reading this blog will get you all of these things.

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Thanks again for your help in prioritizing features for version 2.9, hopefully coming toward the end of the year to a server near you!

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The WordPress team had initially committed to maintaining the WordPress 2.0.x legacy branch until 2010. Unfortunately, we bit off more than we could chew—the 2.0.x branch is now retired and deprecated, a few months shy of 2010.

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Many of the security improvements to the new versions of WordPress in the last couple of years were complete reworks of how various systems were handled. Porting those changes to the 2.0.x branch would have been a monumental task and could have introduced instability or new bugs. We had to make hard decisions between stability and merging in the latest security enhancements. Additionally, far fewer people stayed on the 2.0.x branch than we anticipated. I take that as a testament to the new features in WordPress and perhaps even more the features offered by plugins, many of which don’t support older versions of WordPress!

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I’m disappointed that we weren’t able to keep the branch maintained until 2010, but since one of the big reasons for that failure was the massive scope of our security improvements for the newer versions of WordPress, 2.0.x doesn’t die in vain!

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We feel that all software should have a changelog that details, at a high level, what changes have been made in each version so that the user can make an informed decision about when to upgrade and how much testing they should do with their site.

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In order to make this an easy and open communication channel we have added support for a Changelog section in the plugins readme.txt file. This changelog information is then displayed as a separate tab in the plugin directory and also in the back end of your WordPress blog when you view the details on a new version of a plugin.

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WordPress 2.8.1 fixes many bugs and tightens security for plugin administration pages. Core Security Technologies notified us that admin pages added by certain plugins could be viewed by unprivileged users, resulting in information being leaked. Not all plugins are vulnerable to this problem, but we advise upgrading to 2.8.1 to be safe.

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What else is new since 2.8? Read through the highlights below, or view all changes since 2.8

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These are the features that we’re asking people to vote on (in alphabetical, not prioritized, order):

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Additional Media Filters: In the uploader, you can currently upload an image from your hard drive, link to an image from a URL, or select an image from the Media Library. This proposed feature would add links in the Media Library pane that would allow you to filter images to those that had been used most recently, used most often, and/or marked as a favorite. These filters would be available on the Media Library screen as well.
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Bulk Media Import API: Develop an API to allow for bulk media importing by plugins or importers.
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Media Albums: Ability to create and edit photo albums that can stand alone (as opposed to galleries being tied only to a post), including photostream functionality.
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Post thumbnails: Choose an image to appear as a thumbnail with your post/article/excerpt.

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Revised Media UI: Redesign the uploader UI to make uploading and editing media files a simpler, more user-friendly process.

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These descriptions are repeated in the beginning of the voting survey, so if you forget what something means you’ll be able to scroll up to remind yourself. Only the first question (pick your top choice) is mandatory. This survey isn’t very long. Question two lets you assign a general high/low priority to each of the 11 feature suggestions, while question 3 asks you to rank the 11 features in order of priority from 1-11. A text box or two allow you to make additional suggestions, and that’s it. The survey is anonymous, and will be open all week, until Friday, July 10, 2009 at 11:59 PM UTC.

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Results of the survey will be used to help developers decide which features to focus on for version 2.9. The 2.9 anticipated feature list will be posted here later in July, after the priority has been determined. How many contributing developers are available to code various features will play a large part in the decision-making process, so if you’ve ever thought of contributing code to WordPress development, now’s a great time to get involved. Developer chats are held each Wednesday in the IRC channel (irc.freenode.com #wordpress-dev) at 9 PM UTC (5pm Eastern, 2pm Pacific).

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* – Other non-media features that were discussed either were determined to be better held for a future version for technical reasons, or were so widely desired that they were accepted for the 2.9 roadmap without requiring a vote.

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If WordPress were a country, our Bill of Rights would be the GPL because it protects our core freedoms. We’ve always done our best to keep WordPress.org clean and only promote things that are completely compatible and legal with WordPress’s license. There have been some questions in the community about whether the GPL applies to themes like we’ve always assumed. To help clarify this point, I reached out to the Software Freedom Law Center, the world’s preeminent experts on the GPL, which spent time with WordPress’s code, community, and provided us with an official legal opinion. One sentence summary: PHP in WordPress themes must be GPL, artwork and CSS may be but are not required.

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Matt,

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You asked the Software Freedom Law Center to clarify the status of themes as derivative works of WordPress, a content management software package written in PHP and licensed under version 2 of the GNU General Public License.

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We examined release candidate 1 of WordPress 2.8, which you provided to us at http://wordpress.org/wordpress-2.8-RC1.tar.gz. The “classic” and “default” themes included in that release candidate comprise various PHP and CSS files along with an optional directory of images. The PHP files contain a mix of HTML markup and PHP calls to
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When WordPress is started, it executes various routines that prepare information for use by themes. In normal use, control is then transferred via PHP’s include() function to HTML and PHP templates found in theme package files. The PHP code in those template files relies on the earlier-prepared information to fill the templates for serving to the client.

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On the basis of that version of WordPress, and considering those themes as if they had been added to WordPress by a third party, it is our opinion that the themes presented, and any that are substantially similar, contain elements that are derivative works of the WordPress software as well as elements that are potentially separate works. Specifically, the CSS files and material contained in the images directory of the “default” theme are works separate from the WordPress code. On the other hand, the PHP and HTML code that is intermingled with and operated on by PHP the code derives from the WordPress code.

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In the WordPress themes, CSS files and images exist purely as data to be served by a web server. WordPress itself ignores these files[1]. The CSS and image files are simply read by the server as data and delivered verbatim to the user, avoiding the WordPress instance altogether. The CSS and images could easily be used with a range of HTML documents and read and displayed by a variety of software having no relation to WordPress. As such, these files are separate works from the WordPress code itself.

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The PHP elements, taken together, are clearly derivative of WordPress code. The template is loaded via the include() function. Its contents are combined with the WordPress code in memory to be processed by PHP along with (and completely indistinguishable from) the rest of WordPress. The PHP code consists largely of calls to WordPress functions and sparse, minimal logic to control which WordPress functions are accessed and how many times they will be called. They are derivative of WordPress because every part of them is determined by the content of the WordPress functions they call. As works of authorship, they are designed only to be combined with WordPress into a larger work.

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HTML elements are intermingled with PHP in the two themes presented. These snippets of HTML interspersed with PHP throughout the theme PHP files together form a work whose form is highly dependent on the PHP and thus derivative of it.

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In conclusion, the WordPress themes supplied contain elements that are derivative of WordPress’s copyrighted code. These themes, being collections of distinct works (images, CSS files, PHP files), need not be GPL-licensed as a whole. Rather, the PHP files are subject to the requirements of the GPL while the images and CSS are not. Third-party developers of such themes may apply restrictive copyrights to these elements if they wish.

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Finally, we note that it might be possible to design a valid WordPress theme that avoids the factors that subject it to WordPress’s copyright, but such a theme would have to forgo almost all the WordPress functionality that makes the software useful.

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Sincerely,
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[1] There is one exception. WordPress does reads CSS and image files to create previews of templates for the template selection portion of the administrative interface. Even in that case, though, nothing in those files calls any WordPress functions, is treated as a command by PHP, or alters any other WordPress data structure. These files are read as data and used to create an image and display a miniaturized version of a webpage to the user.

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Every now and then I see someone ask in the dev channel how they can meet up with other local WordPress developers. We’re thinking about ways to make WordPress.org more of a resource to facilitate local connections, but in the meantime, I thought it might be helpful to publicize some upcoming WordCamps, the weekend conferences organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress.

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WordCamp New Zealand: Wellington, New Zealand, August 8-9, 2009

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WordCamp Huntsville: Huntsville, Alabama, USA, August 15–16, 2009

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WordCamp Los Angeles: Los Angeles, California, USA, September 12, 2009

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WordCamp Philippines: Makati City, Philippines, September 19, 2009

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WordCamp Portland: Portland, Oregon, USA, September 19-20, 2009 (Last year’s PDX WordCamp was awesome, IMO.)

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WordCamp Seattle: Seattle, Washington, USA, September 26, 2009

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WordCamp Birmingham: Birmingham, Alabama, USA, September 26-27, 2009

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WordCamp Netherlands: Utrecht, Netherlands, October 31, 2009

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WordCamp Mexico: Mexico City, Mexico, November 20, 2009

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If any of these are within a reasonable distance to you, consider attending. WordCamps are a great way to meet other WordPress users, find collaborators, and expand your t-shirt collection*. I know I’ll be hitting at least a few of these; WordCamps are also a great way to get user feedback to take into consideration while we’re making decisions about what to include in core.

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You can always find an up-to-date list of upcoming WordCamps at WordCamp Central. You can also try searching for WordPress groups at Meetup.com to find more regular monthly gatherings in your area.

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*Most WordCamps include an event t-shirt in the registration fee.

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There have been a number of new platforms popping up recently that claim to increase your user engagement, get you more comments, increase your traffic, and more, through means that I consider short-sighted and harmful. Since people seem not to mind, I thought I’d write a guide for how to increase the number of comments you get by 400-1,000% and ruin whatever shred of community you had on your site.

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  1. Don’t Moderate. Allow anybody to post anything regardless of whether it contributes to the conversation or not. Stupidity, libel, hate, curse words are all okay because in the comments you have plausible deniability. Make sure people know that whatever they post will live forever, and anything goes. The few smart people you did have in your comments will enjoy responding to these folks. Advertisers love being next to a good fight, too.
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  3. Force Signup. You’re not a blog, you’re a social network cum media empire and even to leave the smallest comment you should make me fill out a profile, preferably with demographic information you can use in advertiser pitches later. (*cough* CNET) Please ignore useful services like Gravatar and try to get me to upload yet another profile picture because you think that makes your site more “sticky.” (In a sense of the word, it does.)
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  4. Don’t Participate in Comments. Make it clear that your post itself is for annointed authors who don’t mix with the hoi polloi in the comments ghetto. Don’t link or highlight anything good from the comment section; those people silly enough to contribute content to your site for free should feel ignored. If an author does happen to drop in and make a comment, make sure it doesn’t stand out from the rest so it’s lost amid the sea of…
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  5. Random Crap from Around the Web. Make sure any comments you have are buried by every random piece of “conversation” from around the web, especially retweets, Delicious links, Digg and Slashdot comments, pretty much anything will work here. Bonus points for unmoderated pingbacks, so every scraper spam blog copying the content of the post gets a free link in the comments.
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  6. Design Like NASCAR. The more buttons, widgets, stickers, and visual clutter the better. I want to see every possible login system including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, OpenID, Google Friend Connect, and that Myspace thing. Because of their respective crappy terms of service, use the giant buttons they insist on. Also include a megabyte of “share this” icons for every obscure service in every language. People love options! Complexity is for closers.
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As a bonus, here are a few extra that don’t make any sense to me, but seem to be popular:

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  2. Be Famous! You’ll get thousands of comments on almost everything you post and make sure only to let through the most sycophantic and saccharine, don’t tolerate real conversation or debate. To spice it up every now and then opine on a known controversial subject like abortion and let your audience loose on each other like gladiators while you watch from the stands.
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  3. Put the Comment Form at Top. This ensures everyone making a comment hasn’t read any of the discussion so they’ll leave a comment anyway even if the exact same thing has been said already or a question has already been answered.
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  4. No Subscriptions. Don’t allow me to get email notifications of new stuff, make me visit your site and reload the page constantly to see if there’s anything new.
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  5. Make People Click Click Click. Ideally do 1-comment-per-page CNET-style and your pageviews will go through the roof, but if you can’t stomach that just make comments-per-page setting low or have some sort of complicated nesting scheme.
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  6. Treat Everyone the Same. If I’ve left hundreds of great comments over many years on your site, please make me wait in the moderation queue like some random stranger off Digg. Don’t let anyone know I’m a regular, or talk to me, or invite me to test out beta stuff, or pretty much anything that acknowledges my existence or shows any degree of trust.
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  7. Don’t Ask Anything of Your Audience. No polls, surveys, or open-ended blog entries. What do those plebes know anyway?
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Shameless: IntenseDebate does all of the software stuff right, or will shortly. Core WordPress threading, moderation, and whitelists are already built in but also check out Subscribe to Comments and of course Akismet.

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What are your pet peeves and rules?

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On order to protect email servers from a possible denial of service attack from the blog by email feature of WordPress I have committed a change today to ensure that WordPress will not contact the mail server more that once every 5 minutes however often wp-mail.php is accessed.

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The 5 minute interval, is itself, configurable using a define in your wp-config.php file it you wish to set a longer or shorter interval.

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You would configure this by adding the following to the wp-config.php:

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Pop It Now

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Theme is widget ready and has 6 widget placeholders (Left Sidebar, Right Sidebar and Footer). Footer has 4 placeholder and in any of it you can use as many widgets as you want.

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Minimalist

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Minimalist

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Inspired by Kubrick WordPress theme, Minimalist is a three column, widget ready theme.

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Celestial Aura

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Celestial_Aura

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SEO-friendly WordPress theme that is widget-ready and has two sidebars of Wide Skyscraper width (160×600) on either side of the post area. It has a beautiful cosmic header with a slick menu bar elegantly blended in a sky blue background. The article area is suitable for a adsense banner ad of 468×60 pixels.

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Portico

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Portico

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Two-column, widget and Google Adsense (or any other ad network) ready theme theme that is simple to use and offers elegant design.

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WordPress Theme Releases for 08/06

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Lots of bloggers!

Lots of bloggers in the UK!

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26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog: Mashable lists 26 places to find various pieces of free multimedia for your blog or website. Some of these are pretty commonly known (such as Flickr) but the video and audio resources were fun to browse through. Please do me a favor and not set auto-play on any audio/video you add to your blog. :) Thanks Dan Ross via Twitter

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Picture credits Annie Mole found via Flick CC search.

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26 Places to Find Free Multimedia for Your Blog

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So. Time to start over. I’m really going to do it this time. No more of this “one day…” stuff. In the next few days (by the beginning of next week), I will start with a fresh, unaltered theme, then I will customize it over time. As I go along, I’ll try to document the changes I make as much as possible (at least, as much as time and my poor memory will allow).

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In any case, my Rockem-Sockem theme is getting a bit long in the tooth. It’s built on Sandbox, with a few custom tweaks, a bucket full of plugins, and a heaping handful of custom CSS. I still like Sandbox, but it’s time for me to move on (it’s not you, it’s me). There are glitches that I don’t like, but I’ve never gotten around to fixing (like how the ‘Related Posts’ section is only supposed to show up on posts, not pages; or the ugly formatting on single post views when there are no tags).

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First decision: what base theme to use. I’m mainly considering three choices for my starting point: Carrington, Thematic, or a semi-from-scratch theme based on Ian Stewart’s recent theme tutorial. My current leaning is towards building a Thematic child theme. I like the ideas in Carrington a lot, but I think it’s overkill for what I want to do (I might use it on another domain of mine, though). And building a child theme on top of Thematic still means that a lot of the grunt-work is already done for me.

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So, as you visit my site over the next several days and weeks, bear with me. I hope that some of you will find this an interesting experience as we see what changes I make, what decisions drive those changes, and how you, my audience, affect my decisions with your feedback. You are going to give me feedback, right? Look around — what changes do you think I should make? What’s good, and what’s bad? Think more in terms in information and functionality than in visual/graphic design, for now.

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I received some feedback on one of our Carrington themes recently, letting me know that while we were declaring the DOCTYPE of the theme as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, it would be simple to go to XHTML 1.1 Strict based on the markup in the theme.

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This didn’t surprise me, we always code to pretty strict web standard best practices at Crowd Favorite so XHTML 1.1 compatibility is generally just a matter of a tweak here or there. However, just because it’s an easy change doesn’t mean it’s a good change.

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The main reason we choose to use XHTML 1.0 Transitional for our WordPress themes is simple: we have no idea what someone might decide to do with it. :)

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It doesn’t matter if the theme validates strictly if the content doesn’t – and with all of the great tools and widgets available for WordPress, it’s pretty easy to add something that breaks your strict validation.

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This is something you should consider if you’re a theme developer. Don’t just think about the code you’ve written to build the theme, think about what people using your theme will be doing with it; and make the best choice you can.

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Though many of you may already know this, you can use WordPress not only as a blog, but also as a website to highlight your portfolio or business.

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The Tutorial Blog has written a excellent tutorial on how you can use WordPress to showcase your business or portfolio and also use it as a blogging platform.

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The trick involves changing the home page to a static page and rearranging the pages alphabetically by changing the page order.

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Head over to the tutorial blog to read Turn Your WordPress Blog into a Business Website.

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Use WordPress To Highlight Your Business/Portfolio

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New Plugins

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Import HTML Pages

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Imports well-formed static HTML files into WordPress. Requires PHP 5.

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Easy Clickheat WordPress Intergration Plugin

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A plugin to easily and quickly integrate the Labs Media Clickheat tracking system in your WordPress site.

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Login With Ajax

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Add smooth ajax during login, avoid screen refreshes and choose where users get redirected to upon login/logout.

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Development Notice

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Adds a simple bar at the bottom of the site indicating that you’re working on a development version, so you don’t accidentally break the live site.

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Open Encryptor

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Base on the Open Encryptor authentication, add the one-time password security for WordPress. Distributed through Open Encryptor.

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B-oxmail

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Adds an AJAX based mail form to the sidebar.

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Updated Plugins

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Contextual Related Posts

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Display a list of contextually related posts for the current post. You can select the number of posts to display and if you want to automatically display the related posts in your content / feed.

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Poppy Video

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With Poppy´s Videos, you can embed videos from the most popular video sharing portals, as well as files in .flv, .divx and .mp3 format. Also, the videos and files you embed with Poppy´s Videos will be included in your RSS feeds, so your followers won’t have to visit your site to enjoy them.

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Section Widget

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This plugin provides a way to display section-sepecific content on your sidebar with an easy to use interface. This new version comes with tabs support, so creating your tabbed section widget is just a few clicks away.

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Twitter Tools

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Twitter Tools is a plugin that creates a complete integration between your WordPress blog and your Twitter account.

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SpamTask

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SpamTask is a spam protection plugin for WordPress, created to prevent comment spam in the most efficient way. The blog spam filter is known to catch all spam robots.

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Absolute Privacy

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Turns your blog into the ultimate private blog.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 08/04

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Weren’t we just talking about upgrading to the latest and greatest version of WordPress just yesterday? 

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Well today Ryan Boren has just posted at the WordPress.org blog about the release of the WordPress 2.8.3 Security Release.  As he mentions in the posting this fix is related to the privilege escalation issues in version 2.8.1.

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What he says next is the real reason why WordPress is so popular and well supported:

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Luckily, the entire WordPress community has our backs.  Several folks in the community dug deeper and discovered areas that were overlooked.  With their help, the remaining issues are fixed in 2.8.3.

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Ryan is right – it is the community that looks after each other.  Where else would you have such a diverse and talented group who points out any issues instead of just taking them public even though it would draw a lot of attention and maybe fame for themselves?  How easy might it have been for someone to just point out those additional areas/issues for someone to exploit and get all the traffic? 

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Well, it could have been very easy – just send that info to the web instead of into the hands of the developers of WordPress.

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This site is another great example of the community around WordPress and the help everyone provides each other to make their understanding of WordPress even better and to share their experience.  I think there are many places that could look at what happens in the WordPress Community and see the positive impact an open environment can do for things.

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Thanks to all of you here at WLTC and your willingness to be frank with us on each and every post and to assist each other in the comments and forums. You all definitely rock!

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So the next question is – how do we make it even better?

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WordPress Version 2.8.3 Security Release

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I’m very pleased to announce that Twitter Tools 2.0 is now available!

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Twitter Tools is a WordPress plugin that creates a complete, two-way integration between your WordPress blog and your Twitter account. Version 2.0 of Twitter Tools makes the plugin extensible in the same way WordPress itself is. I’ve added hooks and filters that allow other plugins to be created for Twitter Tools and extend/change/customize the way Twitter Tools works.

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I get a lot of requests for features/changes that are specific to someone’s particular needs. Unfortunately I can’t build specific features for each user into the general plugin, but now other people can build plugins for it to make things work just as they want it to.

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To make sure these hooks and filters work properly, I created three plugins for Twitter Tools that provide commonly requested features:

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Each of these plugins can to be activated individually from your Plugins page, and adds their configuration options to the Twitter Tools settings page. These should be great examples for anyone wanting to build a plugin for Twitter Tools.

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Here are some ideas for other Twitter Tools plugins that I’ve seen requests for:

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Hopefully we’ll see lots of interesting Twitter Tools plugins from folks who have been requesting these features. I’m very interested to see what people build.

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I’ve also added some additional CSS classes to the tweet output and a commonly requested feature to customize the tweet prefix for new blog post notifications. I had resisted this in the past due to some edge cases that could cause problems, but I believe only a rare situation (annoyance, not fatal) is possible and I doubt folks will run into it – sounds like famous last words, right? :)

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The download and more information are available on my WordPress Plugins page.

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If you have any trouble with this, please contact the WordPress HelpCenter (512-788-9236) or you can try the WP Support Forums.

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Now that you have learnt how to setup your blog and secured it from spammers by activating Akismet, I would like to give you a tour around the admin dashboard, this tour will help you get accustomed to managing WordPress more effectively.

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You may also come across several questions, however to keep you assured all your questions will be answered in the WordPress for Beginners series.

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Touring the Main Admin Dashboard

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WordPress provides users with a really nice dashboard that will allow you to manage and perform several actions, however the first thing that you see when you login to WordPress is a screen as you see below (click to enlarge), lets explore that, I have marked the screen with numbers and will explain what each of it means accordingly.

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When you first login to the WordPress admin, you will see a lot of information, sometimes this can be overwhelming, however we will decipher it here.

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#1 – This is basically a place where you will see the name of the site and a option to visit your blog homepage.

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#2 – You will see the name of the person who has logged in, and an option to logout, in addition to that you will also see quick links to perform several actions on WordPress.

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#3 – The sidebar, this is a place from where you can perform several actions including writing new posts, editing them, managing plugins and users and more, all of which I will cover in future posts in this series.

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#4 In this section you can change screen options and find help with problems, I will cover screen options detail in this post, to learn more about finding help read a earlier post Troubleshooting problems with WordPress.

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#5 This section provides information about statistics about your blog with information such as number of posts, number of drafts, number of comments and so on.

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#6 QuickPress is a easy and quick way to publish posts and images to your blog, again will be covered in detail in future posts.

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#7 A easy way to keep an eye on comments, moderate them and reply to them.

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#8 If you have posted drafts it will show up here, drafts are basically posts, however they have not been published to the blog, we will explore them in detail later.

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#9 On this section you will see the latest news from the WordPress development blog.

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#10 When someone links to you it is a really good thing, however you don’t have to visit each and every site on the internet to find out who linked to you, this section will query Google and display the latest incoming links to your blog, you can change it to query some other blog tracking source, we will see how to do that in this post.

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#11 Information about plugins that add to the features provided by WordPress, includes most popular, newest and latest updated plugins. I will do a dedicated post on plugins later in this series.

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#12 In this section you will see news from the WordPress community, you can directly subscribe to it too in your RSS reader, the website to subscribe is Planet WordPress.

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#13 This is the footer area and has links to main WordPress site and also tells you which version of WordPress you are using.

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We will dive in deeper into many different options available in this post, however if something is left out, it means that it will be covered in depth in future posts in the series.

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Expanding & Minimizing Admin Dashboard Widgets and Sidebar Options

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Options provided on the dashboard are by default expanded so that you can get information at a glance, however if you do not want to view all the information at one go, you have a option to minimize it.

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To minimize the widgets, take your mouse to the right hand corner of the widget, a arrow will be displayed to you, click on it to minimize the widget, to maximize it follow the same steps.

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You can also expand and minimize the sidebar options in a similar way. Take a look at the GIF animation below on how you can do it.

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For certain sections that do not have additional options, you will not see a arrow key like for the comments section. WordPress remembers you choice so if you logout and login again you will see it the way you left it.

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Rearrange WordPress Dashboard by Dragging and Dropping Widgets

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The admin dashboard contains several widgets, however some of them may be more important to you than the others, so what do you do?

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Well nothing much, just drag and drop. WordPress allows you to rearrange the dashboard by dragging and dropping widgets to any position you want.

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To do that just take your mouse over to any widget, you will see a 4 way arrow when you do that, click and hold your mouse when you see that, it will select the widget, move your mouse to any location where you want to see the widget. Take a look at the GIF animation below to see how you can do that. WordPress remembers you choice so if you logout and login again you will see it the way you left it.

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Customizing Dashboard, Changing Column Numbers and Removing Widgets

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Though the admin dashboard in WordPress provides us with important information in a readable format, it is not necessary that we might all like it.

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With WordPress nothing is forced upon you can you easily customize what you can see and how many columns you want to see.

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You can customize screen options on the dashboard by clicking on the screen options button in the right hand top corner.

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Once you click on the button you can remove widgets you don’t want to see and also customize the number of columns the information should be provided to you in.

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Modifying Widgets on Admin Dashboard

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Certain widgets on the admin dashboard can be edited and customized to suit you needs, however not all of them have that option.

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To find widgets that can be customized move your mouse to the right hand corner of the widget but a little more left than what you would do to see the arrow as suggested above, if you see a configure link you can customize that widget, see the GIF animation below.

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If you find the configure link, click on it and you will be shown options to customize the widget.

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For example if you want to use a different source for incoming links, you can configure it accordingly, in addition to that you can also configure to view more items and display item date.

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Not all widgets have configuration options, but you can still take advantage of those that have.

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This concludes the part of exploring the WordPress admin dashboard, many things may have been simplified and many questions may have been framed in your mind, do let me know about them, I will try and answer it to the best of my knowledge.

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There are some questions I may not answer right away because it will only do justice to answer them with a full blown post.

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I would also want you to share your own tips and tricks with everyone as I may have omitted several things which might be important, your suggestions and views are important so don’t forget to let us know about it.

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And if you do have a few seconds, please share your views through this small poll, it will help us improve, thanks in advance.

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WordPress For Beginners: Exploring Admin Dashboard and More

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I’ve written up 1500 words on what the Carrington CMS theme framework for WordPress is and isn’t. It’s the first of a few different overview and tutorial articles on Carrington that we hope to release in the near future.

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Hopefully this and the follow-up articles will help folks understand the what, why and benefits of Carrington.\n

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Chris Messina on why Steve Jobs hates the App Store.

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iQ2

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iQ2

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iQ2 is a fixed width photoblog theme for WordPress. It is fixed width and widget enabled and it fully integrates with the PhotoQ Photoblog Plugin. iQ2 also features EXIF support and allows for easy customization via skins.

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Nature

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Nature

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The Nature WP theme, fully loaded WordPress theme design for a WP powered site with the Nature theme, featuring a two column fixed layout, enabled with theme option panel, pagenavi support, frontpage slider, related posts, recent comments with gravatars are built into the theme.

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NoWayOut

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NoWayOut

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Widgetized sidebar with typical WP action like calendar, built in are recent comments and related post in the themes functions php, second sidebar shows excerpts of the latest five posts. The frontpage shows the four latest posts asigned by a built in theme options panel.

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GreenMag

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GreenMag

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Three column theme with a magazine layout, featured posts and 125×125 ads.

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WordPress Theme Releases for 08/02

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Mark Jaquith recently posted over at the WordPress.org blog that the  WordPress 2.0.x Legacy Branch is Deprecated – in other words retired and no longer supported for the most important aspect – security updates. It had gotten a little long in the tooth as it was published back in late December 2005.

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However, WordPress 2.0 was revolutionary in many ways.  Think back to WordPress 2.0 and how that changed WordPress as we knew it at the time. Some of those changes we now take for granted included:

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WordPress 2.0 certainly set us on the path to the WordPress we know and love today.  Congratulations 2.0 on a terrific service life – rest in peace “Duke”.

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Time For An Upgrade?

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What does this mean for you as an individual blogger, website developer or site admin?  Well the first thing it means in my opinion is that you should get upgraded to the latest and greatest version of WordPress which is version 2.8.2 and was mentioned on this site about two weeks ago by Keith – WordPress 2.8.2 Security Update.

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Although it was published to fix a XSS vulnerability it has been out in the blogosphere for long enough to reveal any issues with the fix.  In fact for me it fixed an issue of posts not being published when they are scheduled ahead of time.  Plus I am a geek and like all my stuff to be the most up to date they can be :-)

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What about you though? Have you updated to the latest version of WordPress? Have you made the jump to version 2.8 at least?  What keeps you from making that leap to the latest version of WordPress?

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Fare Thee Well WordPress 2.0

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We have received forty two entries into the WordPress Plugin Competition 2009 and we will continue to receive entries till the end of the day today. Please submit your entries as soon as possible. Instructions and submission email as posted previously.

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We need your votes to help us choose the winners of the competition. As soon as we stop receiving entries, they will be tallied and passed on to the judges. We like to give the judges a few weeks to get their work done. In the meantime, our readers need to help us rate each of the plugins. So if you have not done so already, please head over to the Pluginblog and look through the many plugins that have been submitted. Don’t forget to come back and provide some feedback for the plugin authors and then rate their work.

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Thanks again to all the sponsors and well wishers who have made the competition a reality this year.

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Competition going once, going twice . . .

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Post updated to include popular universities that use WordPress

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To be honest when I started using WordPress, I thought of it as just another blogging platform, however after using it for around 4 years now, I know how good it is and always wonder what I would be doing without it.

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That aside, bloggers like me and you use WordPress to write our thoughts, make a living with a professional blog and do so many things that would not be possible without such a wonderful platform.

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But did you know that there are several big brands that use WordPress for their blogs?

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eBay, Yahoo, Digg, Ford, Wall Street Journal, Sony, People Magazine, Samsung, Playstation, New York Times, Mozilla Firefox, CNN, Flickr, General Electronic are some of the most prominent brands that use WordPress as a blogging platform, in addition to this there are several more famous personalities who use WordPress to blog.

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University of Florida, Duke University, Harvard Law School, Cornell University, University of California, MIT, Texas Tech University, University of Virginia, Oregon State University, University of Melbourne, University of Berlin and Boston University are some of the universities that use WordPress.

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This is definitely something to cheer about, and hopefully more and more brands will start going mainstream with WordPress.

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What are your thoughts about this? Do you know any other famous brands/personalities that use WordPress. Do let us know about them and your views on WordPress going mainstream.

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Inspiration for this post came from a article by WP Beginner: 21 Popular Brands that use WordPress and 17 Popular Universities that use WordPress

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Popular Brands and Universities That Use WordPress

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Le blog SilexLabs.com est une initiative ayant pour objectif de donner une tribune d’expression aux différents membres de l’équipe Silex.

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Les laboratoires Silex sont une compilation de points de vues, expériences (…) ayant trait à Silex, au web, au graphisme, au monde logiciel libre (…)

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Les sujets abordés seront affinés au fil du temps.

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Merci d’avance pour votre soutien !

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The SilexLabs blog is an initiative from the Silex team with one aim : to express ourselves and share our experiences, discoveries and stories during this month of may and beyond.

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The Silex Labs blog is a collection of points of view (…) concerning Silex, the Web, the software world, graphic design, Open Source projects (…)

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We’ll refine the topics raised in this blog as we go along…

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Thanks for your support !

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Dear lexa,

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It has been a while since I was not active with my web site, that as you know is powered by your awesome SILEX.

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I’ve been very busy since the end of last year, and that prevented me from finishing up my web site (though it’s almost complete), and posting on your forum my case study. However, I haven’t forgot that obligation, and for sure I will do it as soon as I find some more time. My web site helped me boost my professional profile, and for sure it was a wise move for me to build it. Feedback I am receiving from those who saw it is always positive and enthusiastic. :)

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Today, I went to my google analytics account and was surprised that I had dozen of unique visits referring from silex-ria.org. And I went to your site, and found my (elvinkosova.com) site listed among photographers in your reference list. This makes me really proud of what I’ve accomplished with SILEX, and I am looking forward on updating my web site and contacting you soon. :)

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I hope you are doing well!

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Best regards…

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elvin…

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Salut Alex,
Je sais pas si tu te souviens, on s’est rencontré en octobre dernier chez mediabox puis on a but un coup a nation avec l’equipe Silex.
En fin d’année dernière j’avais essayer de prendre en main silex, un peu galéré et pas trop eu le temps de à consacrer.
J’ai remis le pied à l’étrier, et je trouve que l’évolution sur la v1.5 est énorme!
Je suis votre blog avec attention et je ne manquerai pas de promouvoir ce superbe outil!
Voila, juste pour vous dire bravo
Philippe

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J’adore votre blog. l’anniversaire de Sha avec un mot de toute l’équipe pour elle; le diaporama des chantiers de l’été, les photos de l’aventure à la Défense…
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c’est un formidable travail.
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Bravo.
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Electric charge is a characteristic of some subatomic particles. It is quantized: when expressed in units of the so-called elementary charge e, it takes integer or fractional values. Electrons by convention have a charge of -1, while protons have the opposite charge of +1. Quarks have a fractional charge of -1/3 or +2/3. The antiparticle equivalents of these, positrons, antiprotons and antiquarks, respectively, have the opposite charge. There are other charged particles, as well. The discrete nature of electric charge was proposed by Michael Faraday in his electrolysis experiments, and then directly demonstrated by Robert Millikanin his oil-drop experiment.

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In general, same-sign charged particles repel one another, while different-sign charged particles attract. This is expressed quantitatively in Coulomb''s law, which states that the magnitude of the electrostatic repelling force between two particles is proportional to the product of their charges and the inverse square of the distance between them.

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The electric charge of a macroscopic object is the sum of the electric charges of its constituent particles. Often, the net electric charge is zero, because it is favorable for the number of electrons in every atom to equal the number of protons (or, more generally, for the number of anions, or negatively charged atoms, in every molecule to equal the number of cations, or positively charged atoms). When the net electric charge is non-zero and motionless, one has the phenomenon known as static electricity. Even when the net charge is zero, it can be distributed non-uniformly (e.g., due to an external electric field, or due to molecular motion), in which case the material is said to be polarized. The charge due to the polarization is known as bound charge, while the excess charge brought from outside is called free charge. The motion of charged particles (e.g., of electrons in metals) in a particular direction is known as electric current.

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The SI unit of quantity of electric charge is the coulomb, which is equivalent to about 6.25 × 1018 e (e is the charge on a single electron or proton). Hence, the charge of an electron is approximately-1.602 x 10-19 C. The coulomb is defined as the quantity of charge that has passed through the cross-section of an electrical conductor carrying one ampere within one second. The symbol Q is often used to denote a quantity of electricity or charge. The quantity of electric charge can be directly measured with an electrometer, or indirectly measured with a ballistic galvanometer.

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After finding the quantized character of charge, in 1891 Stoney proposed the unit ''electron'' for this fundamental unit of electrical charge. This was before the discovery of the particle by J.J. Thomson in 1897. Today, the name "electron" for the unit of charge is no longer widely used except in the derived unit "electronvolt". This is quite surprising considering the wide use of this unit in the fields of physics and chemistry. The unit is today treated as nameless, referred to as "fundamental unit of charge" or simply as "e".

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Formally, a measure of charge should be a multiple of the elementary charge e (charge is quantized), but since it is an average, macroscopic quantity, many orders of magnitude larger than a single elementary charge, it can effectively take on any real value. Furthermore, in some contexts it is meaningful to speak of fractions of a charge; e.g. in the charging of a capacitor.

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As reported by the Ancient Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus around 600 BC, charge (or electricity) could be accumulated by rubbing fur on various substances, such asamber. The Greeks noted that the charged amber buttons could attract light objects such as hair. They also noted that if they rubbed the amber for long enough, they could even get a spark to jump. This property derives from the triboelectric effect.

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In 1600 the English scientist William Gilbert returned to the subject in De Magnete, and coined the New Latin word electricus from ??e?t??? (elektron), the Greek word for "amber", which soon gave rise to the English words "electric" and "electricity." He was followed in 1660 by Otto von Guericke, who invented what was probably the firstelectrostatic generator. Other European pioneers were Robert Boyle, who in 1675 stated that electric attraction and repulsion can act across a vacuum; Stephen Gray, who in 1729 classified materials as conductors and insulators; and C. F. du Fay, who proposed in 1733[1] that electricity came in two varieties which cancelled each other, and expressed this in terms of a two-fluid theory. When glass was rubbed with silk, du Fay said that the glass was charged with vitreous electricity, and when amber was rubbed with fur, the amber was said to be charged with resinous electricity. In 1839, Michael Faraday showed that the apparent division between static electricity, current electricityand bioelectricity was incorrect, and all were a consequence of the behavior of a single kind of electricity appearing in opposite polarities. It is arbitrary which polarity you call positive and which you call negative. Positive charge can be defined as the charge left on a glass rod after being rubbed with silk.[2]

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One of the foremost experts on electricity in the 18th century was Benjamin Franklin, who argued in favour of a one-fluid theory of electricity. Franklin imagined electricity as being a type of invisible fluid present in all matter; for example he believed that it was the glass in a Leyden jar that held the accumulated charge. He posited that rubbing insulating surfaces together caused this fluid to change location, and that a flow of this fluid constitutes an electric current. He also posited that when matter contained too little of the fluid it was "negatively" charged, and when it had an excess it was "positively" charged. Arbitrarily (or for a reason that was not recorded) he identified the term "positive" with vitreous electricity and "negative" with resinous electricity. William Watson arrived at the same explanation at about the same time.

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[edit]Static electricity and electric current

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Static electricity and electric current are two separate phenomena, both involving electric charge, and may occur simultaneously in the same object. Static electricity is a reference to the electric charge of an object and the related electrostatic discharge when two objects are brought together that are not at equilibrium. An electrostatic discharge creates a change in the charge of each of the two objects. In contrast, electric current is the flow of electric charge through an object, which produces no net loss or gain of electric charge. Although charge flows between two objects during an electrostatic discharge, time is too short for current to be maintained.

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Let a piece of glass and a piece of resin, neither of which exhibits any electrical properties, be rubbed together and left with the rubbed surfaces in contact. They will still exhibit no electrical properties. Let them be separated. They will now attract each other.

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If a second piece of glass be rubbed with a second piece of resin, and if the piece be then separated and suspended in the neighbourhood of the former pieces of glass and resin, it may be observed:

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These phenomena of attraction and repulsion are called electrical phenomena and the bodies which exhibit them are said to be ''electrified'', or to be ''charged with electricity''.

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Bodies may be electrified in many other ways, as well as by friction.

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The electrical properties of the two pieces of glass are similar to each other but opposite to those of the two pieces of resin: the glass attracts what the resin repels and repels what the resin attracts.

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If a body electrified in any manner whatever behaves as the glass does, that is, if it repels the glass and attracts the resin, the body is said to be ''vitreously'' electrified, and if it attracts the glass and repels the resin it is said to be ''resinously'' electrified. All electrified bodies are found to be either vitreously or resinously electrified.

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It is the established practice of men of science to call the vitreous electrification positive, and the resinous electrification negative. The exactly opposite properties of the two kinds of electrification justify us in indicating them by opposite signs, but the application of the positive sign to one rather than to the other kind must be considered as a matter of arbitrary convention, just as it is a matter of convention inmathematical diagram to reckon positive distances towards the right hand.

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No force, either of attraction or of repulsion, can be observed between an electrified body and a body not electrified.[3]

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We now know that the Franklin/Watson model was fundamentally correct. There is only one kind of electrical charge, and only one variable is required to keep track of the amount of charge.[4] On the other hand, just knowing the charge is not a complete description of the situation. Matter is composed of several kinds of electrically charged particles, and these particles have many properties, not just charge.

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The most common charge carriers are the positively charged proton and the negatively charged electron. The movement of any of these charged particles constitutes an electric current. In many situations, it suffices to speak of the conventional current without regard to whether it is carried by positive charges moving in the direction of the conventional current and/or by negative charges moving in the opposite direction. This macroscopic viewpoint is an approximation that simplifies electromagnetic concepts and calculations.

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At the opposite extreme, if one looks at the microscopic situation, one sees there are many ways of carrying an electric current, including: a flow of electrons; a flow of electron "holes" which act like positive particles; and both negative and positive particles (ions or other charged particles) flowing in opposite directions in an electrolytic solution or a plasma).

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Beware that in the common and important case of metallic wires, the direction of the conventional current is opposite to the drift velocity of the actual charge carriers, i.e. the electrons. This is a source of confusion for beginners.

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Aside from the properties described in articles about electromagnetism, charge is a relativistic invariant. This means that any particle that has charge Q, no matter how fast it goes, always has charge Q. This property has been experimentally verified by showing that the charge of one helium nucleus (two protons and two neutrons bound together in a nucleus and moving around at high speeds) is the same as two deuterium nuclei (one proton and one neutron bound together, but moving much more slowly than they would if they were in a helium nucleus).

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The total electric charge of an isolated system remains constant regardless of changes within the system itself. This law is inherent to all processes known to physics and can be derived in a local form from gauge invariance of the wave function. The conservation of charge results in the charge-current continuity equation. More generally, the net change in charge density ? within a volume of integration V is equal to the area integral over the current density J on the surface of the area S, which is in turn equal to the net current I:

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Voir avec Pascal et Pol pour l’idée associée à ses actions pour un site d’une résolution 970 x 600

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Et si je codais du design, hum ? Ce blog est tellement stimulant que j’ai décidé d’arrêter Silex pour passer à Wordpress. Voilà de quoi combler mes futures soirées solitaires.

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Mes plugins Wordpress :

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ZdMultilang : un plugin multilingue, simple à utiliser. Il propose une interface de traduction dans la zone des éditeurs. Sur le blog la traduction est automatiquement ajouté au post.

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WP PicLens : ce plugin permet de customiser l’ajout d’images dans un post. Une fois les images intégrées, un lien est ajouté au post. Ce lien ouvre un diaporama cooliris (requiert php5).

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TDO Mini Forms : pour soumettre un nouvel article sans passer par l’interface d’édition. Ce formulaire peut se trouver sur une simple page de votre blog. L’article soumit peut être ajouté directement au blog ou être archivé comme brouillon .

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Vive PHP et CSS, dans 6 mois je serais plus geek que geek !

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Bonjour,

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Voici un billet d’un vétéran du libre. Il parle entre autres de la licence GPL et de son rapport aux entreprises et aux développeurs qui utilisent son travail.

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http://zedshaw.com/blog/2009-07-13.html

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Une citation :

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“But the days of quick-flip corporations and ingrate programmers making money on my software are over. My new motto is:

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Open source to open source, corporation to corporation.

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If you do open source, you’re my hero and I support you. If you’re a corporation, let’s talk business.”

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Bonjour,

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Voici un billet d’un vétéran du libre. Il parle entre autres de la licence GPL et de son rapport aux entreprises et aux développeurs qui utilisent son travail.

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http://zedshaw.com/blog/2009-07-13.html

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Une citation :

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“But the days of quick-flip corporations and ingrate programmers making money on my software are over. My new motto is:

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Open source to open source, corporation to corporation.

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If you do open source, you’re my hero and I support you. If you’re a corporation, let’s talk business.”

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Vous avez besoin de proposer une interface à vos utilisateurs mais vous manquez d’idées ? Pas de problème, on a regroupé des solutions utilisées dans les “user interface design patterns”.

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Un “design pattern” est une solution proposée pour un problème récurrent. Le mieux c’est d’aller voir.

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Attention ce lien demande Silverlight.

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http://quince.infragistics.com/

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Merci à ceux qui sont venus d’être venu.

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Merci à Pol d’avoir tapé le compte rendu de cette réunion. Elle a été animée, effervescente, pleine d’idées. L’énergie de cette équipe est vraiment impressionnante, et l’envie de nous structurer pour la canaliser prouve que nous sommes tous sur la même longueur d’onde : il y a un truc de ouf à faire et c’est nous qui allons le faire!

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Voici donc ci-dessous un aperçu de la concurrence, la définition de notre cible et une liste d’objectifs stratégiques que nous devons ordonner et affiner. Ces objectifs vont influencer toutes nos actions dans les 6 prochains mois. Il nous faudra nous en imprégner pour tendre vers ces objectifs une fois dans le feu de l’action.

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Le but est de commencer la mesure des indicateurs fin septembre et d’atteindre ces objectifs en janvier 2010 :

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Lors de la prochaine réunion nous mettrons tout cela à plat et nous parlerons des objectifs opérationnels que nous envisageons. Il s’agira principalement de définir les actions à entreprendre et de proposer des moyens de mesurer leur efficacité.

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là où a eu lieu la réunion Silex "Straté J"
La réunion Silex “Straté J” a eu lieu dans le CNIT à la Défense
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A. Concurrents

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B. Cibles

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C. Objectifs

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Une question qu’on entend de temps à autre, maintenant que Silex a du succès, est comment se faire connaître. Je suis tombé sur cet article (en anglais, désolé) qui traite de la question des rapports avec la presse, les sites d’informations, etc.

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http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/35549

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Un post consacré au benjamin de la Team Silex, Arthur, dont le stage sous la direction dePol Goasdoué s’est terminé ces jours-ci…

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Arthur Silex Rose

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Arthur vient de valider son rapport de stage consacré à sa participation au sein de l’équipe Silex : des templates pour Chaivoo, les icônes du Manager, le silex widget, lesplaylists. A seulement 18 ans, Arthur a su jongler avec Silex et trouver sa place au sein de l’équipe pendant ce mois de mai 2009 à la Défense, la tête pleine de projets.

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Extrait du rapport de stage d’Arthur
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Nous te souhaitons une bonne continuation à Silex et partout ailleurs, de Cuba à New York, de Paris à Tombouctou ;D

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KudoS ARTHUR and KeeP in ToucH !

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Les objectifs de cet été pour la team :
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Voir avec Pascal et Pol pour l’idée associée à ses actions pour un site d’une résolution 970 x 600

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Pour une nav “particulière. Le probleme étant les animations liées au déplacement(s)

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Team, team, team ! C’est le mot de ces deux dernières semaines de juin !

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La team revient en interne sur ce mois de folie au Silex Labs, fait le bilan, explore son inconscient, la notion de groupe, et va de l’avant en compagnie de Bruno Richez, consultant en management, et qui nous accueille sur deux matinées.

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Mercredi dernier, nous avons croisé le chemin de la crise selon le sociologue Alex Muchielli,exploré la pyramide du besoin du psychologue Abraham Maslow, par ailleurscontroversée, entendu les mots autorégulation, leader, stimulation, réalisation de soi, appartenance, besoin, crise, osmose…

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Avant de nous retrouver mardi prochain à la Tour Maubourg, je voudrais vous faire partager cette scène de la série britannique the I.T Crowd, où Moss, Roy et Jen se doivent de résoudre leur “team crisis” sans que leur crazy boss Denholm ne s’en rende compte…

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Team, Team, Team, can you act as a team ?

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Bonjour à tou(te)s
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Suite au sessions “Silex labs” et “Silex team spirit”, je vous propose de nous réunir encore…
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Quel lieu allons nous choisir? - laissez des com -
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Quelle date? - laissez des com -
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Et enfin quelle heure? - laissez des com -

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Compte rendu

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nom de la v1.5

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2 noms sont ressortis :
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2 réunions sont à prévoir :
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le rôle de l’assos a été discuté :

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Je cite :

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“FlashSquare est un nouveau blog francophone sur les technologies Flash, Flex, et tout ce qui peut s’y rapporter. Vous y trouverez des ressources, des tutoriaux, des applications prêtes à l’emploi, une sélection de nos sites coups de coeur, un lab expérimental…”

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Un post intéressant :

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http://www.flash-square.com/veille-technologique/realite-augmentee-pour-de-vrai/

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Les pages secrètes du blog du tueur fou de Bridgeville\r\n Etats-Unis \r\n Article posté par Stéphane Bourgoin le Jeudi 6 août 2009\r\nLe tireur fou de Bridgeville, George Sodini, qui s''est suicidé après le massacre, tenait un blog qui a été retiré du Web.\r\n \r\nCe blog contenait des pages secrètes où il se confie. Nous avons pu en effectuer une capture avant sa disparition.\r\n \r\nL''homme tenait apparemment depuis novembre un "blog" dans lequel il laissait échapper sa haine des femmes. A la veille de la tuerie, il écrivait: "J''ai pris m... \r\n\r\n[lire la suite de l''article >]\r\n Actualité du Jeudi 6 août 2009\r\n- Arizona: des garçons de 9 et 10 ans accusés de viol \r\n- Iran: 24 personnes pendues en une journée \r\n- Nancy : une jeune femme martyrisée avant d''être assassinée \r\n- La police autrichienne tue un ado au cours d''un vol dans un magasin \r\n- Un été de faits divers : Luc Tangorre, violeur ou bouc émissaire ? \r\n- Les pages secrètes du blog du tueur fou de Bridgeville \r\n- L''auteur de la fusillade de Bridgeville l''avait annoncée sur son blog \r\n\r\n[< Jour précédent] [Archives] [Jour suivant >]\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\n Nouveaux livres de la librairie\r\n André Héléna,\r\n Fanfan la douleur... \r\n André Héléna,\r\n Remise de peine... \r\n William Irish,\r\n Lady Fantôme... \r\n Bernard Thomas,\r\n La bande à Bonnot... \r\n Michel Meurger,\r\n Lovecraft et la S.-F / 1... \r\n S.T. Joshi,\r\n Clefs pour Lovecraft... \r\n Didier Daeninckx & Jean-Pierre Coureuil,\r\n Arcadius Cadin... \r\n Eric Ambler,\r\n L''héritage Schirmer... \r\n Cornell Woolrich,\r\n La mariée était en noir... \r\n Stéphane Bourgoin,\r\n Le Cannibale de Milwaukee (1993)... \r\n\r\n

Le calendrier du 7 août 2009

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Guerrier au Brésil dépeint par Jean-Baptiste Debret au début du XIXe siècle en image.

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Le choc infectieux :

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La démographie historique a établi qu''une majorité d''Amérindiens sont morts à la suite des maladies infectieuses (comme la coqueluche, la rougeole ou la variole) introduites par les Européens, contre lesquels les Amérindiens n''étaient pas immunisés.

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Le processus a commencé dès les années 1500 et a emporté des centaines de milliers de vies.

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Les épidémies de variole (1525, 1558, 1589), de typhus (1546), de grippe (1558), de diphtérie (1614), de rougeole (1618) auraient tué plus de 95% de la population indigène en Amérique Latine.

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En 1617-1619, une épidémie de peste bubonique ravage la Nouvelle-Angleterre.

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Le bilan de ces épidémies est difficile à donner avec exactitude.

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Les sources sont inexistantes et les historiens ne sont pas d''accord sur les estimations.

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Certains avancent 10 millions d''Amérindiens pour tout le continent ; d''autres pensent plutôt à 90 millions, dont 10 pour l''Amérique du Nord.

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Si l''on prend les données d''Anne Garrait-Bourrier et Monique Venuat (voir la bibliographie), le continent américain entier (de l''Alaska au Cap Horn) abritait environ 50 millions d''habitants en 1492 ; pour comparaison, il y avait 20 millions de Français au XVIIe siècle.

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Les chiffres avancés pour le territoire des États-Unis d''aujourd''hui sont compris entre 7 et 12 millions d''habitants.

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Environ 500 000 Amérindiens peuplaient la côte est de cet espace.

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Ils ne sont plus que 100 000 au début du XVIIIe siècle.

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Dans l''empire espagnol, la mortalité des Amérindiens provoquait de tels ravages qu''ils durent aller chercher des esclaves en Floride pour pallier le manque de main d''œuvre en Amérique du Sud.

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Exemples parmi d''autres des ravages qu''ont causés ces pandémies :

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Les Timicuas, en Floride, qui en 1650 étaient 13 000 répartis sur 40 villages, ne furent après une épidémie de petite vérole que 35 en 1728, regroupés dans un seul hameau.

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Les Wampanoag qui occupaient le territoire de l''actuel Massachusetts furent emportés jusqu''au dernier en 1617, trois ans avant l''arrivée des premiers colons débarqués du Mayflower qui fonderont Plymouth.

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Dans l''empire espagnol, les Amérindiens furent également victimes des meurtres massifs, des guerres et du travail forcé (mines d''argent, portage, etc.).

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Il n''en restait plus qu''un million vers 1650.

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La conquête espagnole :

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Au Mexique, Hernan Cortés débarque à proximité de Veracruz en 1519 ; il est tout d''abord bien accueilli par Moctezuma empereur aztèque.

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Les Espagnols entrent dans Tenochtitlan le 8 novembre 1519.

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Mais le 30 juin 1520, ils sont chassés par une révolte de la population.

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Cortez, soutenu par les autres peuples amérindiens, remporte la victoire de Otumba le 7 juillet 1520 et vient assiéger la capitale qui finit par tomber le 13 août 1521.

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Le dernier empereur, Cuauhtémoc, fait prisonnier pour éviter une nouvelle révolte, est exécuté vers 1524-1526, tandis que Tenochtitlan est rasée pour laisser la place à Mexico.

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Lorsque Pizarro arrive au Pérou en 1532, il est perçu comme un dieu.

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Il enlève l''empereur Atahualpa et encourage la révolte des peuples soumis aux Incas.

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L''empire se morcelle et l''empereur est finalement exécuté par les Espagnols en 1533.

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Les conquistadors contrôlent le territoire inca au milieu du XVIe siècle, même si des résistances ont encore lieu.

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La formation de l''Empire colonial espagnol s''accompagne de pillages, de maladies nouvelles qui font des ravages, de la famine, de l''asservissement des Amérindiens dans les encomiendas et de l''évangélisation de la population.

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Le 16 avril 1550, Charles Quint ordonne d''interrompre les conquêtes du Nouveau Monde pour des raisons morales.

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Le débat qui s''en suit, confié aux théologiens verra les fameuses joutes de Bartolomé de Las Casas et Sepulveda lors de la Controverse de Valladolid.

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À son issue, l''Église catholique réaffirme l''opposition à l''esclavage des Indiens qu''elle avait déjà exprimée par les bulles Veritas ipsa (2 juin 1537) et Sublimis Deus (le 9 juin 1537) dans lesquelles Rome condamnant l''esclavage des Indiens avait affirmé leur droit, en tant qu''êtres humains, à la liberté et à la propriété.

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Mais dans un codicile, elle reconnaitra et encouragera suite à cette controverse l''esclavage des noirs africains.

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En 1556, la terminologie change, Conquista est officiellement remplacé par descubrimiento (découverte), et conquistador par poblador (colon).

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Les Amérindiens étaient utilisés pour exploiter les ressources en Amérique du sud (sucre, rhum café etc.).

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Les Espagnols récoltaient ces ressources, qu''ils exportaient en Europe.

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Les Espagnols partaient d''Europe avec des marchandises (armes, tissus, métaux en lingots etc...), qu''ils échangeaient en Afrique contre des esclaves qu''ils transportaient en Amérique de sud pour exploiter les ressources.

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Ce système se nomme le « commerce triangulaire ».

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Techniques de communication :

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Les Amérindiens utilisent des tambours, qui permettent de communiquer à distance à l''instar des appareils modernes.

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Ainsi, en frappant sur un tambour, un chaman peut échanger des informations avec un autre chaman ou localiser le gibier.

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Le réveil identitaire:

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Depuis 1968, on assiste au réveil politique et culturel des Amérindiens et des métis.

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Cela a commencé aux États-Unis puis au Canada, au Mexique, et maintenant dans toute l''Amérique latine :

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* Des manifestations d''Amérindiens ont lieu lors de la Thanksgiving, en souvenir des Amérindiens qui ont été progressivement oubliés dans cette fête d''action de grâce

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* Reconnaissance par l''ONU,

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* Participation à de nombreux mouvements internationaux: ATTAC, ...

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Participation politique :

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Bolivie, Mexique, Canada, Venezuela, ...

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* Des actions armées en 1994 ont également été menées au nom de la lutte pro-indigène ou pour la reconnaissance des droits fondamentaux (ce qui pose problème car tous les mexicains sont égaux devant la loi de part la Constitution mexicaine de 1917 issue de la Révolution) des cultures indigènes chiapanèques sans que tous les indigènes adhèrent ou sympathisent avec ce mouvement l''EZLN au Chiapas (Mexique) resté très marginal et sans résultats significatifs jusqu''à maintenant.

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* En 1990, une loi fédérale américaine, The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), exige que les biens culturels amérindiens soient rendus aux peuples natifs quand ces biens ont été déterrés.

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Cette loi autorise néanmoins les équipes d''archéologues à analyser les découvertes mais dans un délai de temps très court.

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Par biens culturels, la loi désigne les restes humains, les objets funéraires et sacrés, et tout objet et artefact du patrimoine amérindien.

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Bien que cette loi fédérale fut rendue nécessaire pour mettre un terme aux pillages de sites historiques, les archéologues et chercheurs américains accusent cette loi de restreindre gravement la recherche archéologique sur les origines des premiers habitants des États-Unis.

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Le cas de l''homme de Kennewick est symptomatique, les tribus amérindiennes demandant le retour sur leurs terres respectives de ce squelette dont l''étude a révélé une origine caucasienne ou europoïde.

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* Le 19 décembre 2007, les Indiens Sioux rompent les traités signés avec les États-Unis, par la voix de leur leader Russell Means qui accuse les USA d''avoir « violés maintes fois (le traité) afin de voler notre culture, notre terre et nos coutumes ».

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Il poursuit ; « Nous ne sommes plus citoyens des États-Unis d''Amérique et tous ceux qui vivent dans les régions des cinq États que comprend notre territoire sont libres de nous rejoindre », lors d''une conférence de presse à Washington.

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Il a précisé que des passeports et des permis de conduire seraient délivrés à tous les habitants du territoire s''ils renonçaient à leur nationalité américaine.

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merci de votre visite

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Que prétend regrouper le terme blog ? Les œuvres d''un dessinateur, un journal intime anonyme, l''opinion d''une journaliste, le carnet de bord d''un photographe, des satires d''hommes politiques, les vidéos d''une classe de collège, un roman en construction, les anecdotes quotidiennes d''une mère de famille, etc.

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Le concept blog est assez vague pour autoriser toutes ces utilisations. Le phénomène connaît son succès grâce à une grande facilité de publication, une grande liberté éditoriale et une grande capacité d''interaction en temps réel avec le lectorat.

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Bien que la plupart des blogueurs hésitent à donner une définition claire de leurs intentions, la majorité des blogs s''utilise à des fins d''auto-représentation, et la plupart se forment autour des affects et des idées propres à leur(s) auteur(s). C''est pour cette raison que la presse et l''opinion populaire sont parfois amenées à fustiger l''égocentrisme des blogs.

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Même si beaucoup de blogs sont privés de visiteurs par la force des choses (abandon de milliers de blogs par mois), un blog est généralement libre d''accès, à l''image d''une vitrine survolée par de prétendus inconnus. Lecteurs et auteurs entreprennent de facto un contrat comme au sein d''une autobiographie : tout est-il vrai ? Quels sujets aborder ? Sous quel angle ? Cependant, sur un blog, la possibilité de commenter chaque billet modifie considérablement ce qu''on appelle le pacte autobiographique.

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Par ailleurs, le nombre de lecteurs d''un blog varie bien plus rapidement que le nombre de lecteurs d''un livre. En effet, de par la force et la rapidité des échanges sur le Web, un blog peut devenir célèbrissime au sein de la communauté à laquelle il appartient en très peu de temps. Cette variabilité influe parfois sur l''auteur en le poussant par exemple à écrire autour d''un buzz.

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Les plates-formes proposant des blogs totalement privés protégés par mot de passe trouvent nombre de clients, et certaines affirment que la majeure partie de la blogosphère consiste en des blogs privés.

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Format [modifier]

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Les blogs peuvent adopter des formats bien différents, mais les principaux outils décrits dans ce paragraphe (outils que l''on retrouve sur la plupart des plates-formes de publication de blogs) ne peuvent être codés à la main dans un langage de balisage comme HTML sous peine de devoir affronter des tâches laborieuses et répétitives ; c''est pourquoi l''on utilise bien souvent un système de gestion de contenu qui permet d''automatiser la mise en page du site.

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Ce logiciel spécialisé met en forme le texte et les illustrations sous la direction du blogueur, il construit des archives automatiquement, il offre des moyens de recherche au sein de l''ensemble des billets et enfin gère les commentaires des internautes lecteurs. Ces outils permettent ainsi à chacun de publier du contenu, sans connaissances techniques préalables relatives à la conception de sites Web. Cette facilité d''utilisation a contribué pour une grande partie à l''explosion de l''utilisation des blogs depuis quelques années.

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Les blogs sont en fait majoritairement édités grâce à des systèmes de gestion de contenu hébergés et administrés par des entreprises dont les services très populaires allègent considérablement les étapes techniques relatives à la conception de sites Web.

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Le format invariant de la plupart des blogs [modifier]

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Chaque billet est daté et entre donc dans une suite chronologique. Cependant, sur la page d''accueil, l''accumulation de ces billets est souvent présentée par antéchronologie (les plus récents en premier).

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En effet, un blog étant perpétuellement en cours d''écriture, la page d''accueil doit refléter les changements les plus récents ; l''auteur suit l''idée d''un public qui prend connaissance régulièrement de l''évolution du site. Les billets étant présentés figés dans le temps, l''auteur ne les modifie généralement qu''en publiant un addendum intitulé « mise à jour ».

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Depuis les années 2000, le phénomène blog évolue grâce aux améliorations techniques et matérielles de l''informatique et propose de publier toutes sortes de documents multimédias : images, mais surtout sons et vidéos, notamment par l''attrait de services d''hébergement (en particulier YouTube) ce qui enrichit très sensiblement la lecture ou devient le format privilégié du blog : voir photoblog et videoblog.

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Gestion des commentaires [modifier]

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Un blogueur autorise souvent ses utilisateurs à laisser des commentaires, mêmes les plus critiques, suivant un formulaire Web automatisé. Cependant, le blogueur est, selon la législation française, légalement responsable de ce qui est affiché sur son site2 et doit donc, dès qu''il a connaissance de commentaires non conformes à la législation, supprimer les commentaires en question.

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Tout blogueur peut également choisir de censurer a priori les commentaires en publiant lui-même ceux qu''il juge valides, ou de censurer totalement tout commentaire (sur un billet ou sur le blog entier). Ce type de solution radicale est essentiellement adopté suite à de trop nombreux trolls ou à du pollupostage. Bien souvent il est également possible de bloquer temporairement l''ajout de nouveaux commentaires, par exemple si l''auteur du blog n''a pas la possibilité de les modérer pendant quelques jours.

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De plus en plus de blogs deviennent le centre d''échanges approfondis au sujet duquel se passionnent auteurs et lecteurs (notamment au sujet de l''actualité ou du Web). Certains blogueurs accordent une place prépondérante aux commentaires laissés sur leur blog, qu''ils considèrent comme la raison d''existence de leurs écrits. Chaque billet revient alors à un nouvel espace public : le blog se transforme en une sorte de forum électronique et peut même recueillir une suite de commentaires sans queue ni tête, l''anonymat aidant au blogo-squat, c''est-à-dire à un bavardage qui s''entretient tout seul, sans rapport avec le billet d''origine.

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Les blogs sont souvent centrés sur la publication d''opinions. Ce n''est pas pour rien que c''est l''instrument favori de beaucoup de journalistes ou d''hommes politiques. Sur ce plan, c''est un intermédiaire entre la page perso (l''auteur parle et personne ne répond), et le forum de discussion (tout le monde parle à égalité).

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Gestion des liens [modifier]

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Les blogs s''accompagnent souvent d''un système avancé de gestion des hyperliens.

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Chaque billet s''accompagne d''un lien propre et statique (appelé « permalien »).

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La blogoliste ou le défileur (blogroll en anglais) est l''ensemble des liens vers d''autres blogs présentés par un blogueur sur son carnet Web, souvent présenté sur une page dédiée ou sous forme de menu latéral sur la page principale. Avec les techniques de syndication de contenu, telles que RSS ou Atom, il est possible d''inclure directement certains billets sur son propre blog.

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Pour illustrer ce qu''est un rétrolien, imaginons qu''Alice et Bob, personnages fictifs, possèdent un blog. Il arrive que Bob écrive des billets intéressants sur son blog, et qu''Alice désire y répondre sur le sien. Dans ce cas, Alice peut, lorsqu''elle publie sa réponse, envoyer au blog de Bob un signal (en anglais pingback) qui déclenche l''apparition automatique sur le billet de Bob d''un rétrolien, c''est-à-dire d''un lien avertissant qu''Alice a publié un billet relatif au billet du blog de Bob. Ainsi, Bob (et les lecteurs de son blog) sont informés de la réaction d''Alice par un court extrait de son billet de réponse et sont libres d''aller le lire. Ce système est quasi-standardisé.

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Raisons de cette invariance [modifier]

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La présentation varie peu d''un blog à un autre pour plusieurs raisons.

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D''abord, la structure chronologique des billets impose une exhibition des billets soit par antéchronologie soit par chronologie (sur la page d''accueil, l''antéchronologie est préférée pour les raisons évoquées plus haut). De plus, les mêmes fonctionnalités reviennent souvent car elles sont bien adaptées à une lecture à partir d''un navigateur. Ce format réduit les possibilités créatives dans le design des blogs.

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Une autre raison est qu''une grande part des blogs sont construits grâce à une plateforme telle que Blogger, Over-Blog ou Skyrock Blog (anciennement Skyblog). Ces portails imposent un format de présentation identique pour tous leurs utilisateurs, au moins par défaut, et que peu d''entre eux explorent les possibilités de personnalisation lorsqu''elles existent.

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D''autre part, un fil RSS ou Atom (appelé aussi « fil de nouvelles ») rassemblant tout ou partie des derniers billets ou commentaires parus est mis à disposition des visiteurs, de façon à leur permettre de tenir à jour leur lecture de manière rapide au moyen d''un logiciel appelé agrégateur.

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Au sein de sa diversité, la blogosphère est composée de communautés de blogs qui réunissent des individus aux mêmes tendances politiques, aux mêmes passions... Ces communautés de blogs se lient entre elles grâce à des liens hypertextes. Une communauté peut décider de publier tous les billets concernant un sujet donné sur un site Web appelé Planet.

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Le plus souvent, un blog permet d''afficher les billets selon une structure différente : par thèmes, par mois, ou en effectuant une recherche avec un moteur de recherche.

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Enfin, beaucoup d''auteurs de blogs accordent une grande importance à la présentation de leur blog et certains en modifient la présentation graphique régulièrement — ou en proposent plusieurs au choix (on parle de thèmes, d''habillages, de templates ou de skins).

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La frontière entre blogs et mailing lists est floue au point de confondre liste de diffusion et blog au sein de l''interface Gmane. Toutefois, tout le monde n''est pas d''accord sur ce point.

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Les blogs tenus par des adolescents sont très nombreux en France (près de 23 200 000 de blogs sur Skyblog selon le site début 2009), et plus généralement sur le Web. Il existe une certaine fracture numérique entre les générations, qui n''ont pas toutes ni les moyens ni l''envie de s''approprier le Web de cette manière bien que, techniquement, un blog se consulte comme un site Web, ce à quoi la grande majorité des utilisateurs actuels d''Internet sont familiers. Plusieurs affaires judiciaires ont mis en cause des élèves insultant des professeurs sur leur blog et ont été l''occasion de débats au sein des équipes pédagogiques et dans les médias.

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Cependant, la tendance du blog s''étend aux plus âgés. Les blogs relatant la vie en entreprise auraient déjà conduit à plusieurs licenciements, affirment des blogueurs qui ont été licenciés, mais l''affirmation est remise en doute, tout au moins dans le secteur universitaire.3

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Le monde politique, des affaires ainsi que le secteur associatif se sont aussi emparés de l''outil, en tant que nouveau média de masse. Les blogs participent donc désormais aux stratégies de communication des entreprises, des associations, des auteurs, des personnes en recherche d''emploi. Les professionnels des sciences de l''information (bibliothécaires, archivistes ou documentalistes) développent un blog spécialisé : le biblioblog.

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Certains blogueurs veulent mettre en avant leur indépendance envers les médias traditionnels et leur réactivité. Un exemple a consisté à « sortir » des informations avant tous les autres pendant l''affaire Monica Lewinsky. De même, la critique des médias traditionnels, supposés vendus à l''adversaire politique, est un puissant levier pour occuper le terrain des blogs. Cette technique a été utilisée aussi bien par les républicains que par les démocrates lors de la campagne précédant la réélection de George W. Bush de 2004 (voir en:Rathergate) ou lors du référendum français sur le traité établissant une Constitution pour l''Europe (voir les dossiers d''Acrimed). De la même façon, l''intervention de multiples blogs politiques lors des échéances électorales françaises de 2007 risque de remettre en question diverses pratiques en matière de démocratie (publication anticonstitutionnelle de résultats avant la fin des scrutins, etc.)

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Usenet, qui se promettait au même but, a rapidement perdu en popularité face à l''avènement du Web, submergé par une masse d''informations douteuses noyant les fameux rares scoops et succès contre lacensure, systématiquement mise en avant comme justification du phénomène, plombé par les problèmes de spam, excédé par les polémiques incessantes.

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Certaines entreprises mettent en place des « blogs d''entreprise » publics ou à usage interne 4. Même si, généralement, les entreprises disposent déjà d''un site Web, le blog d''entreprise permet une communication moins officielle, plus réactive et permettant une interactivité en temps réel.

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Les blogs publics permettent de communiquer directement et rapidement avec la clientèle. Un prestataire de services pourra par exemple publier immédiatement un article pour informer sa clientèle en cas de problème technique. Les clients pourront réagir en ligne et éviter ainsi, par exemple, une surcharge du standard téléphonique.

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Les blogs d''entreprise à usage interne sont réservés à la communication interne et permettent, grâce aux réactions aux articles, de mesurer le « climat social » d''une entreprise. Le blog d''entreprise permet également de faciliter les échanges entre les collaborateurs d''une entreprise.

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Espace numérique prédéfini mais paramétrable, souple, léger, gratuit, nomade et simple d’utilisation, il se caractérise par la mise à disposition des utilisateurs des fonctionnalités multimodales (texte, image, son et vidéo).

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Le blog utilisé à des fins pédagogiques permet de développer des pratiques collaboratives et de co-construction à l’intérieur d’espaces éducatifs toujours plus vastes. Il inscrit le travail des enseignants et des apprenants dans une logique possible de conception, de développement et de collaboration dans et hors la classe. Dans cette optique la circulation de l’information doit être pensée et organisée en interne et en externe.

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L’information peut être distribuée en interne en attribuant des rôles aux membres (gestionnaire, auteur, contributeur, lecteur) et en externe par la possibilité de dépôts de commentaires.

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À la différence des environnements numériques prescrits (type ENT), le blog peut se définir comme un environnement numérique choisi. Les compétences s’y exercent librement à l’intérieur du cadre légal contraint du statut d’enseignant.

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Blog de connaissance [modifier]

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Intermédiaire entre le Blog d''entreprise et de Blog pédagogique, le blog de connaissance permet à un individu ou à une organisation de publier des connaissances structurées dans le cadre d''un processus de synthèse cognitive contrôlé a priori.

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Outil émergeant de gestion des connaissances et de mémoire projet, il permet notamment - à une équipe projet et/ou une communauté métier, sous la direction d''un modérateur éditorial - l''élaboration consensuelle des connaissances publiques ou privées - organisées en articles élémentaires - d''une compétence métier partagée.

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Les articles du blog de connaissance peuvent venir ensuite enrichir un site Web classique (commercial, éditorial, de culture générale, ...).

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WarBlog [modifier]

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La notoriété des blogs a notamment été impulsée par les journalistes incorporés dans l''armée US puis des militaires américains lors de la seconde guerre du Golfe en mars 2003. Ces warblogs donnaient l''impression d''une liberté de ton et d''émancipation par rapport aux contraintes éditoriales ou professionnelles. Le warblog est devenu rapidement un symbole. Notons également que des civils irakiens tenaient aussi des blogs très suivis à l''instar de celui de Salam Pax dont certains extraits ont été reproduits dans The Guardian.

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Historique [modifier]

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Les blogs sont apparus assez tôt mais n''ont vraiment pris de l''ampleur que récemment en absorbant son public à partir de l''énorme bond en avant de la connectivité Internet dans le monde entier et de la désaffection d''autres médias moins utilisés comme Usenet d''une part et de l''abandon de la complexité des sites perso d''autre part.

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Les premiers blogs sont apparus aux États-Unis à la fin des années 1990, comptant parmi ses adeptes des blogueurs comme Jason Kottke, Tristan Louis, Meg Hourihan et Matt Haughey. Leur blog était présenté sous la forme d''un carnet de bord recensant les pages Web (au moyen d''une liste d''hyperliens) que l''auteur avait jugées intéressantes, accompagnées de commentaires. Les blogs ont servi dès l''origine à présenter ce type de contenu. D''ailleurs, ce genre reste toujours populaire aujourd''hui dans la blogosphère.

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En France, les premières ébauches de blogs apparaissent dès 1989 sur minitel avec des services tels que 3615 LS* qui permettent de créer une architecture hiérarchisée, un nom de domaine personnalisé (exemple LS*MONSITE) et une messagerie personnelle. Ce service, considéré comme dérogeant à la règle de "un identifiant, un service" est supprimé par France Télécom de manière autoritaire en 1990 5. Il faudra attendre quelques années pour qu''apparaissent sur Internet les premiers blogs francophones. Par exemple, Montréal, soleil et pluie de Brigitte Gemme en 1995, ou encore La décharge, Le Couac, Mysterious Yanick D., L''organe, Le Scarabée et Ze-Woc en 1996.

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Le marché des éditeurs de blog en ligne mit un certain temps à se mettre en place, probablement parce que les blogs pionniers ne généraient pas l''engouement d''aujourd''hui. En effet, Blogger, que l''on considère comme l''un des premiers systèmes de publication et comme instigateur du phénomène, n''est apparu qu''en 1999. Côté francophone, Skyblog, apparu en 2002, est l''un des premiers même s''il ne dispose pas de toutes les fonctionnalités habituellement attendues. Il rencontre un succès rapide, particulièrement auprès des adolescents qui y publient leurs photos essentiellement.

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Aujourd''hui, les blogs tendent à mettre à profit les fonctions multimédias du Web : photoblog, baladodiffusion, videoblog, mobiblog, webcam etc.

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Marché de la gestion de blogs [modifier]

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Article connexe : Splog.
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Le développement de ces sociétés (Skyblog, Six Apart, Over-Blog, Blogger, 20six) totalisent des millions de blogs personnels en 2006) est en pleine croissance : le « marché » du blog a explosé au cours des années 2004 et 2005, et tenir un blog est désormais une pratique courante. La plus grosse part du marché est détenue par Blogger, notamment depuis le rachat de la société par Google. Skyrock blog et Over-Blog ne font pas le poids face à ce géant, mais restent des acteurs importants si on se restreint au marché francophone.

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Il s''établit également une concurrence entre blogs et média/sondeurs. Des opinions s''expriment avec force et de manière nombreuse, à la manière d''un sondage. Notamment, Le Monde héberge de nombreux blogs d''opinions par opposition aux autres plateformes où les blogs sont souvent plus personnels ou divertissants - cette particularité s''explique par le caractère payant des blogs du Monde. Des opinions fortes et charismatiques peuvent même finir par diriger une partie de l''opinion ; on l''a vu lors des dernières élections présidentielles américaines et du référendum sur la constitution européenne en France.

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La possibilité d''accueillir sur son blog des régies d''annonces en ligne (comme Adsense) ou des liens commerciaux (Affiliation Amazon) permet au blogueur de générer des revenus. Ainsi, par exemple, un blog qui traite de littérature peut rediriger ses lecteurs vers des librairies en ligne. Des annuaires de blogs fonctionnant éventuellement en tant qu''agrégateur Web personnel sont souvent financés par ces services de marketing.

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Une autre façon de générer des revenus est d''écrire des articles et des avis sur divers produits (sites, logiciels, téléphones, etc.), à la demande des entreprises. Les entreprises ne sont pas toujours intéressées pas un avis positif, mais par la génération de trafic vers le site et la diffusion d''un buzz à propos de leur produit. Certains sites offrent un service d''intermédiaire entre les entreprises et les rédacteurs de blogs à cette fin.

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Classement des plateformes de blog par visites en France6
Classement blogsClassement Web françaisNombre de blogs
Skyrock blog1er3e24 000 000
Over-blog2e19eNC
CanalBlog3e59e545 000
Centerblog4e88e213 000
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Vocabulaire [modifier]

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